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ONE HEALTH INFORMATION SYSTEMS ASSESSMENT TOOL

GLOBAL DIGITAL HEALTH FORUM

December 8, 2021

Photo credit: USAID/EcoHealth Alliance

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What is the OHIAT?

  • The One Health Information Systems Assessment Tool (OHIAT) is designed to help countries identify the necessary components of a One Health Information System based in the digital transformation and to set a baseline of where they currently stand and identify gaps for potential improvement.
  • The tool is designed to be used in country and to through either desk review and interviews or through a consensus building workshop, including multidisciplinary and multisectorial stakeholder groups.
  • The tool is being developed under the 5-year USAID-funded STOP Spillover consortium program, led by Tufts University, to enhance the capacity of priority countries in Africa and Asia to reduce the risk of viral spillover from animals to humans, but the scope of the tool is global.

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What’s been done so far?

  • Desk review including similar models and evidence.
  • Consultative discussions with WAHO, PAHO and WHO HDC DH&I maturity model WG members
  • Development of draft RATOH (Readiness Assessment Tool of One Health)
  • Development of draft OHIAT (One Health Information Assessment Tool (Maturity assessment))

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How does it work?

  • Scoring tools can be used to assess
    • RATOH - Rapid assessment tool to determine OH Readiness
    • OHIAT - More detailed assessment tool to set baseline and identify gaps for improvement
  • Looks across
    • Enabling areas of OneHealth and One Digital Health
    • Core domains
      • Human and Veterinary healthcare
      • Human Capacity
      • Healthcare Industry
      • Citizen Engagement
      • Environmental Health
      • Digital Infostructure
      • Digital Infrastructure
    • Scored 1-5 ranging from Nascent to Optimized

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Example

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ONE Digital Health Review

Please review the components under the ONE Digital Health domain. From your point of view, what should be included in the nascent, emerging, established, institutionalized, and optimized stages?

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Please add your feedback on the Jamboard

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Questions?

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OUR PARTNERS

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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

This presentation is made possible by the generous support of the American people through the United States Agency for International Development (USAID). The contents are the responsibility of STOP Spillover implementing partners and do not necessarily reflect the views of USAID or the United States Government.

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